The immigrant experience presents a rich supply of heartfelt narratives that are ripe for the picking to become films.
These relatable stories draw on themes of survival, hardship, and settling into new places as individuals all seek the betterment of their lives and families.
Some of the most memorable films in recent years such as Minari, Flee, and The Farewell contain these universal and complex experiences.
One such story centering on immigrants from Afghanistan is explored in the upcoming movie Fremont.
From director Babak Jalali, he delves into the life of Donya (Anaita Wali Zada), a young woman from Afghanistan and former U.S.
translator who has settled in Fremont, California.
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